Week 11 Girls Basketball Rankings: Blackman wins 12th in a row

Week 10 of the high school girls basketball season had some eye-opening results. That means we had quite a few changes in this week’s area rankings.

Large Class teams include 4A, 3A, and Division II-AA. Small Class teams include 4A, 3A, and Division II-AA.

Here’s a look at the top 20 teams in our area entering the fifth week of the season.

Large Class

1. Clarksville (16-0): In a game that figured to be their toughest in district-play, the Lady Wildcats blew past Rossview 46-18. They followed that up with a 68-27 win over Northeast.

2. Blackman (16-2): The Lady Blaze just keep winning. They crushed Oakland 65-33 before handing Rockvale a 59-43 loss.

3. Page (18-4): After Nolensville beat Brentwood, the Lady Patriots now hold the top-spot in District 10-4A. Their week included a 48-34 win over Ravenwood and a 61-48 win over Independence.

4. Lipscomb Academy (18-3): The two-game losing streak to start 2025 is now a thing of the distant-past for the Lady Mustangs. They upped their winning streak to six games after beating St. Cecilia Academy (64-11) and CPA (48-39).

5. Lebanon (14-6): The top spot in District 7-4A was on the line Friday night as the Devilettes traveled to Cookeville. Close throughout, Lebanon was unable to leave that game with a win as the Lady Cavaliers held on for the 53-45 win.

The rest of the top 10

6. Nolensville (18-2)

7. Brentwood (15-4)

8. Father Ryan (16-3)

9. Ensworth (12-6)

10. Rossview (16-5)

Who just missed out: CPA (12-5), Harpeth Hall (12-7)

Small Class

1. East Nashville (17-0): The Lady Eagles only played once last week and did what they’ve done all season. They cruised past Stratford 56-24.

2. Providence Christian (14-3): It was another good week for the Lady Lions as they beat BGA 43-26 and FRA 52-42.

3. Ezell-Harding (17-3): As Goodpasture and Nashville Christian squared off, the Lady Eagles took control of the DII-AA Middle Region. They picked up a 63-43 win over Clarksville Academy and a forfeit win over MJCA.

4. Nashville Christian (17-4): There may not be a more impressive DII-A Middle Region win than what the Lady Eagles did on Friday night. They hosted Goodpasture and avenged a 14-point loss by beating them 55-37.

5. Goodpasture (13-5): Davidson Academy didn’t pose much of a threat to the Lady Cougars as they rolled to a 53-32 win. However, they couldn’t keep that momentum going on the road at Nashville Christian.